Manley MAHI MONOBLOCK AMPLIFIER - Manual (Page 15)

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An EveAnna Manley Production
Featuring concept, layout and industrial design by EveAnna Manley.
Starring: Paul Fargo for Input Innovations
Hutch for Output Outovations
Mastered by: Baltazar Hernandez
In keeping with our new tradition of naming fresh new Manley HIFI products after aquatic
creatures, we set out to revisit the 50-ish watt monoblock idea to bring you the MAHI.
From our collective creative brains issued forth all the clever circuitry and schematic
design.
Joe Rodriguez heads up the Manley Magnetics department. The special output transformer
used first in the Stingray (which is more or less a stereo integrated version of the MAHI
circuit) resulted from plenty of studied calculations, laborious winding and lamming, and
intensive batteries of tests both on the bench and in our listening environs. All the tunes must
pass through this iron beast before reaching the final speaker destination and so it was an
important thing to do right. We make this little output transformer sound BIG.
Balta did all the circuit board and metal work drawings and assembled the prototypes.
Humberto, Gamma, Martin, Jose-Luis, and Smokey measured and aligned everything as
Quality Control Technicians are prone to do.
You can blame this silly manual on EveAnna and Mitch with some intelligent ramblings
contributed by Hutch. There are no pretty pictures in this manual because everything is so
clearly labelled on the chassis and that epoxy paint Elias uses on the silk-screen is nearly
impossible to get off and so we didn't think you would mind having to just look directly at
the amplifiers to understand what we are talking about in these pages.
All the strange and extraneous remarks you have noticed so far in this Owner's Manual have
been put here on purpose because we know you will keep reading so you don't miss the next
quip. In the rare case that you find a mispelling or an error in grammer in this Owners
Manuel, please consider that it was put there for a porpoise as their are allways some peeple
looking for missteaks and they might as well find them hear.
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